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1 The Internal Responsibility System Workplace Safety North Sudbury April 17, 2013 Dr. Peter Strahlendorf School of Occupational and Public Health Ryerson University 1

2 Famous Canadian Inventions The telephone Insulin The zipper The United Nations Declaration of Rights The snowmobile The Blackberry The Internal Responsibility System 2

3 The Internal Responsibility System It came from the mining industry in northern Ontario and spread across all sectors and all provinces and on to other countries. 3

4 We Want: Zero Loss 4

5 How? Reduce risk as low as it can reasonably go (and keep the pressure on) 5

6 How? Everyone does everything they reasonably can, 100% of the time. 6

7 Internal Responsibility System Everyone is personally and directly responsible for health and safety as an intrinsic part of their job. Work and OHS are not separate activities. Everyone is doing OHS 100% of the time. 7

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9 Responsibility Vs. Accountability Problem Solving and Cooperating Compliance and Reporting Problem Solving and Decision Making Compliance Worker Supervisor Standards and Training Resources, Staffing Programs and Planning Systems and Culture General Foreman Manager Vice-President Values/Policy/Vision Executive C.E.O, C.O.O., BoD (Strahlendorf, 2005) 9

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11 Internal Responsibility System 1. ERS and IRS it s not the government s job to directly make your workplace safe for you. 2. Within the IRS it s everyone as an individual it s not the Committee s job to make your workplace safe for you. 11

12 Internal Responsibility System 35 years old (in name) Mis-described, misunderstood, underutilized Confirmed repeatedly: Burkett, Mckenzie- Laskin, MacDonald, Richards, Dean enquiries/commissions 12

13 Dean Report 2010, etc. Endorsed the IRS (once again). Focused on H&S representatives and Committees. Chief Prevention Officer New strategy training MOL Blitz this summer the IRS 13

14 Rebirth of the IRS The IRS is the intellectual or philosophical framework that knits together and makes sense of all of our big ideas in OHS. The IRS helps resolve many of our current issues in OHS. 14

15 Rebirth of the IRS 1. It s a framework for due diligence 2. It animates the OHS Management System 3. It s 90% of what people call a Safety Culture 4. It resolves conflict between a systems approach and behaviour-based safety (BBS) 5. It overcomes complacency and plateauing 6. It has evolved to a Phase Two quality and creativity. 15

16 The Internal Responsibility System The philosophy behind the OHSA The IRS is a way of allocating responsibility, authority and accountability for safety that precedes law First named in the 1976 Ham Royal Commission Report Not mentioned directly in OHS legislation, except NS 16

17 James Ham James Ham got it right in 1976: 1. OHS should be integrated into production; it s not a separate function. 2. Everyone should be doing OHS directly as part of his or her job. 17

18 The Internal Responsibility System Followed across Canada Often mis-described An OHS Act may or may not be based on the IRS. It may or may not inadequately portray the IRS. 18

19 Power of the IRS It is the only philosophy that captures the knowledge, experience, skill, insight, observational position, initiative, creativity and enthusiasm of every human mind in the workplace. It is the ultimate expression of respect for the human element in the workplace. 19

20 Power of the IRS The IRS is the people framework around which the management system is built. An OHS management system without the IRS is lifeless. Programs and techniques are built on top of and around the IRS. A weak IRS will sabotage any other OHS initiative. 20

21 The IRS is about Values Life and health Personal responsibility Openness Objective problem-solving You are your brother and sister s keeper 21

22 Does a Well-functioning IRS Actually Reduce Risk? 22

23 MOL IRS Study IRS audit in 6 Ontario mines showed that an IRS audit can measure the IRS and that a high IRS score goes with a low accident rate, while a low IRS score means more accidents. The results from 4 of the mines (the other 2 didn t have appropriate data) were: 23

24 20 TMI = ("Score") r = 0.99 TMI and LTI frequencies LTI = ("Score") r = "Score" (Q1a*Q1b) of IRS effectiveness based on workers' responses 24

25 MOL Study Definition of IRS The IRS is a system, within an organization, where everyone has direct responsibility for health and safety as an essential part of his or her job. An individual does health and safety in a way that is compatible with the kind of work that person does. Each person takes initiative on health and safety issues and works to solve problems and make improvements on an on-going basis. A person does this both as an individual and in co-operation with others. 25

26 Wrong Descriptions of the IRS 26

27 Wrong IRS Description IRS is just a set of three rights: 1. To know about hazards 2. To refuse unsafe work 3. To participate (through committee) Missing the main element personal duties of everyone 27

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29 Wrong IRS Description Labour and management co-manage OHS through the Committee. The Committee IS the IRS. The labour relations version of the IRS. Missing personal contribution of individuals. 29

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31 Wrong IRS Description The company/employer is responsible for OHS, not the government. Fails to raise the corporate veil and identify all individuals as personally responsible. 31

32 Wrong IRS Description The IRS is a good OHS management system. The IRS is part of the management system not a competing idea, nor is it synonymous with it. 32

33 The IRS is NOT An OHS management system An off-the-shelf program you buy Something you don t have A partnership between labour and management Collectivist (groups) 33

34 The IRS is NOT Bipartite Labour relations The health and safety committee Primarily about rights The same as due diligence Regulatory compliance 34

35 The IRS is An element of the OHS management system Something you already have Individualistic About the personal responsibility of each individual Is primarily about duties 35

36 The IRS is Is monitored and supported by the committee Is connected to due diligence (tells us who must be duly diligent) If it works well will ensure regulatory compliance 36

37 Where Does the IRS Come From? 37

38 Accident Theory & IRS Descriptive 1. Who can cause an accident? Anyone 2. Who can prevent an accident? Anyone Prescriptive 3. Who SHOULD prevent accidents? Everyone 4. Who SHOULD be doing OHS here? Everyone 38

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40 IRS to Duties to Due Diligence Anyone can cause an accident so everyone should be doing OHS as part of their job. So there should be duties for everyone as an individual, not just the employer. Everyone should be duly diligent, not just the employer. If they are, then risk is driven down as low as it can reasonably go, and we go for very long periods without losses. 40

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42 IRS as Framework for Due Diligence What people do and don t do to avoid accidents is their personal due diligence. IRS I m responsible DD How far do I go? 42

43 Workers Following regulatory procedures Following employer's procedures Following supervisor's procedures Identifying defects, contraventions and dangers Using initiative to reduce risk Applying discretion to solve OHS problems Reporting unresolved problems Working cooperatively with co-workers, supervisors and others 43

44 Supervisors Using initiative to reduce risk Applying discretion to solve OHS problems Responding properly to reports Encouraging reports Training Ensuring qualifications 44

45 Supervisors Safety talks Job planning Tailboard conferences, pre-job briefings Coaching Job observation 45

46 Supervisors Post-job assessments Enforcement of rules and regulations Discipline Working cooperatively with workers, other supervisors, managers and others Taking unresolved problems to senior management 46

47 Managers Using initiative to reduce risk Engaging in leadership activities for OHS Applying discretion to solve OHS problems Responding properly to reports Encouraging reports by supervisors 47

48 Managers OHS performance evaluation Holding others accountable Developing, implementing programs Post-project/program assessment Properly allocating resources Staffing decisions 48

49 Managers Considering system wide problems Taking unresolved problems to senior management Working cooperatively with workers, supervisors, other managers and others 49

50 Executives OHS Policy Ensuring the development of an OHS system Ensuring periodic "system audits" Responding properly to reports by managers Ensuring that a proper IRS is functioning Ensuring that competent professionals are hired 50

51 Executives Sufficient resource allocation Leadership taking initiative; inspiring others Holding subordinates accountable Considering system wide problems Taking appropriate, unresolved problems to the directors 51

52 Directors Setting the broad vision for OHS performance Ensuring that the officers are capable and motivated to establish and maintain the IRS and the OHS management system Requiring evidence that in fact the IRS and OHS system are functioning well Responding properly to reports by officers Holding the officers accountable for their OHS performance 52

53 IRS Analysis Once you really understand the IRS it changes everything 53

54 IRS Analysis Analyze every OHS issue in terms of the underlying IRS, e.g.: Inspections Investigations Complaints Orders Recommendations Work Refusals JHSC Activities 54

55 IRS Analysis 1. What went wrong with the IRS?...fix it. 2. What could go wrong with the IRS?...avoid it 3. How can we strengthen the IRS? 55

56 IRS Analysis IRS Phase One: We think of failures in the IRS as failures to raise problems about defects, contraventions and hazards. IRS Phase Two: We think of failures in the IRS as failures to be creative, to seek improvement. 56

57 Auditing the IRS It can be measured. It can be improved. 57

58 IRS Audits We audit the workplace and we do system audits of the OHS management system. Can we directly audit the IRS? Yes, survey individuals at all levels. 58

59 IRS Audits Surveys, interviews and observations to measure the health of the IRS at each level of the organization; identifying strengths and weaknesses with a view to correction 12 different questionnaires questions each 59

60 IRS Audits Ask questions about: understanding beliefs cooperation communication involvement response time recognition for initiative 60

61 Safety Culture The IRS is 90% of what people mean when they talk about a safety culture Most perception surveys are attempts to measure the IRS. We do a better job with both with a clear understanding of the IRS. 61

62 IRS Audits Ask questions about: individual s perception of how others are performing in the IRS whether IRS analysis is applied to problems whether internal failsafe devices are working about behaviour in addition to beliefs 62

63 IRS Audits We can measure the climate for the IRS Phase Two We ask questions about being encouraged to come up with new ideas, about what happens to new ideas, about senior management s perceived commitment to creativity. 63

64 Worker Within the last year, has your supervisor emphasized how important it is to bring your health and safety complaints directly to him or her? Within the last year, has your supervisor asked you to go beyond concerns and complaints and actually come up with new ideas to improve health and safety your work? 64

65 Worker Within the last three months, have you made complaints to your supervisor about health and safety: Within the last three months, have you given any new ideas to your supervisor on how to improve the work process? 65

66 Worker My supervisor responds promptly and appropriately to every complaint by me about health and safety: My supervisor responds promptly and appropriately to my new ideas on how to improve work processes: 66

67 Supervisor Within the last year, has your supervisor discussed with you ways of improving how you can encourage your people to take initiative and come up with new ideas to improve work practices so work will be safer? Have you taken steps to ensure that your people understand that you want them to do more than just follow the safety rules that is, that you want them to think of new ideas to improve work practices so work will be safer? 67

68 Supervisor Within the last month, has at least one of your people taken initiative (without your asking) and suggested new ideas to improve health and safety performance? Within the last three months, have you taken the initiative (without your supervisor asking) and suggested to your supervisor new ideas to improve health and safety performance? 68

69 Senior Manager Within the last month, has at least one of your people taken the initiative (without your asking) and suggested new ideas on how to improve health and safety performance? 69

70 Senior Manager We have effective ways of sharing, between different areas and work crews, new ideas about improving the work: 70

71 IRS Audits We can find where exactly the IRS is working well, and build on our strengths. We can find where the IRS is weak and needs strengthening. 71

72 Due Diligence and the Management System 72

73 Due Diligence and the OHS System The OHS System should enable each individual and the organization to be duly diligent and to provide the evidence of due diligence should it be needed. Too often the OHS management system is referred to only in the context of the employer s due diligence. 73

74 What are the Elements of an OHS System? An Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) System is comprehensive (covering all functions, positions and activities) and is workplace-specific. 74

75 What are the Elements of an OHS System? 1. An OHS Policy Statement that provides the overarching set of values that the OHS System is designed to promote; 2. A set of prescriptive Principles that further develop the meaning and intent of the OHS Policy Statement; 75

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77 What are the Elements of an OHS System? 3. Organizational Statements that outline the distribution of authority, responsibility, and accountability for OHS throughout the organization;. ie the IRS. 4. An interlocking set of OHS Programs, where each Program is associated with a set of OHS concerns and sets out the responsibilities, procedures, standards and so forth that address those OHS concerns; and 77

78 What are the Elements of an OHS System? 5. Special OHS programs, the Change Control Program and the OHS System Audit program, which ensures that the other system elements are implemented, maintained current and are continuously improved. 78

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80 Systems and Due Diligence The OHS management system should have processes for identification of hazards and risk assessment. Novel or specific or unusual hazards that are not covered by the regulations will be caught and system controls developed. This will help ensure that the general duty clauses are complied with. Other programs in the OHS management system will be designed to comply with specific requirements in the regulations, e.g. WHMIS. 80

81 Distinction -- Problem Some people adopt an extreme systems approach. All accidents are caused by the root causes in the OHS management system. People don t cause accidents, systems do. Some people adopt an extreme worker behaviour approach. All accidents are caused by the unsafe behaviour of workers. Systems don t cause accidents, people do. 81

82 Linking Systems and People In the diagram below, if everyone is engaged in due diligence activities appropriate to their level of authority in the organization (the IRS), and those due diligence activities are elements of the OHS management system, then we speak of systems and people simultaneously and never systems alone or of people alone. 82

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84 Linking Systems and People In the diagram above, imagine all individuals in the IRS have a list of OHS management system elements they are personally responsible for taped to their backs. Imagine that the OHS management system elements described in that 3-ring binder each list the names or positions of the people who will carry out some aspect of the system element. 84

85 Systems -- Behaviour People and their behaviour are on the left of the diagram. OHS Management system elements are on the right of the diagram. Individuals know which elements of the MS they re responsible for. Every element of the MS lists who s responsible for it. Always speak of people and MS elements simultaneously. Resolves the systems BBS conflict. 85

86 Summary 86

87 The Internal Responsibility System is: A set of responsibilities for every individual in the organization A hierarchy of responsibility, authority and accountability A set of values and principles A system of processes and activities A pattern of individual creativity A true system. It has built devices for monitoring, feedback and control 87

88 IRS Phase One Gets you to pretty good Is only about OHS Is essentially negative Is about preventing losses Is about finding bad things Is closely associated with legal duties Runs out of motivation for safety after some success 88

89 IRS Phase Two Gets you to world class status Is about years without lost time accidents Is about creativity Is about using local knowledge Is about motivation for safety other than safety Is about high performance for environment, cost reduction, productivity as well as safety More than pays for itself 89

90 Rebirth of the IRS 1. It s a framework for due diligence 2. It animates the OHS Management System 3. It s 90% of what people call a Safety Culture 4. It resolves conflict between a systems approach and behaviour-based safety (BBS) 5. It overcomes complacency and plateauing 6. It has evolved to a Phase Two quality and creativity. 90

91 IRS, Due Diligence, Risk and Quality If everyone in the IRS is personally taking every measure reasonable to continually improve processes he or she is involved in, we can drive risk down as low as it can reasonably go. Tomorrow, we drive it down a little further. The lower the risk, the longer we can go with zero accidents. 91

92 Dr. Peter Strahlendorf IQSEM Ltd. PO Box 565, Stn Q Toronto, ON, M4T 2N Fax Peter.strahlendorf@iqsem.ca 92

93 There are on-line courses on the IRS such as: www. 4sconsult.com 93

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